My kick ass Impact gun!

[Redfox]

Because thats what this thread was originally about.

[Swanny]

Im really surprised no ones started to chant ass to ass yet...

[xxx-Lost-Soul-xxx]

Wtf? Why are we talking about impact guns?!?!?

Because thats what this thread was originally about.

[tonerrrr]

Wtf? Why are we talking about impact guns?!?!?

Tell me this isnt the sickest impact ever!

:D Yep its sparkly purple.

[Holland]

Wtf? Why are we talking about impact guns?!?!?

[tonerrrr]

You need to justify it based on your operation and what you do. With air, you can impact, ratchet, cut, grind and drill, and all the equipment is less complicated than electric, easy to maintain, and even easier to rebuild. You can also fill tires, blow off parts, and run a sandblaster.

So yeah...if youre changing a tire once a week and just doing some under-hood tinkering, one of those drill battery guns might be right for you.

But I can still call them gay. :finger:

Understood, I would like to go air, but like I said, proper equipment costs money. I don't want a crappy air compressor that's just going to break down.

[Gasturbine]

For the person who is not a serious shop though... ?

You need to justify it based on your operation and what you do. With air, you can impact, ratchet, cut, grind and drill, and all the equipment is less complicated than electric, easy to maintain, and even easier to rebuild. You can also fill tires, blow off parts, and run a sandblaster.

So yeah...if youre changing a tire once a week and just doing some under-hood tinkering, one of those drill battery guns might be right for you.

But I can still call them gay. :finger:

[tonerrrr]

I dont know of any serious shops that dont rely on pneumatic tools.

For the person who is not a serious shop though... ?

The problem I have is dropping money on the proper compressor. Seems like I can just get something electric if it works and not have to spend too much for what I need.

[Gasturbine]

Bet it does a ton of good on a 30gallon 150 psi compressor.

Nope. You will need a manly compressor/tank too, not some gay 30 gal sippy-cup.

Oh and youre stuck to a hose.

Yup...just like the NASCAR guys.

I was thoroughly impressed After using f34rs cordless impact in the junk yard. It's gay like a foxxx.

Im not saying there is no use for a cordless impact, but rather pneumatic is stronger, more robust, and simpler in construction

I dont know of any serious shops that dont rely on pneumatic tools.

[tonerrrr]

Bet it does a ton of good on a 30gallon 150 psi compressor. Oh and youre stuck to a hose.

I was thoroughly impressed After using f34rs cordless impact in the junk yard. It's gay like a foxxx.

Does that shit work well or not? Shortcomings? I've been wanting one of these for a bit: air, or electric, don't care just don't want junk.

For $280 3/8":
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ingersoll-Ra..._Tools&vxp=mtr

Or $390 1/2":
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ingersoll-Ra..._Tools&vxp=mtr

I'm not concerned about someone calling me gay.

[Swanny]

Electric is for fags...

THIS is a man-gun!

Bet it does a ton of good on a 30gallon 150 psi compressor. Oh and youre stuck to a hose.

I was thoroughly impressed After using f34rs cordless impact in the junk yard. It's gay like a foxxx.

[Gasturbine]

Electric is for fags...

THIS is a man-gun!

[Gasturbine]

Steel-lined aluminum hammer case
All-metal drive train and hammer mechanism
Variable speed switch with electronic brake
780 ft-lbs of maximum reverse torque & 1100 ft-lb of nut-busting torque - only 6.8 lbs.

The end.

Gay.

[der affe]

Says me!

[Redfox]

No need for a poll or pics. I am an authority on this subject

My opinion is absolute.

Says who?